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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
GOOD NEWS.!!

MIR. BOOTON, the Famous .Auc-
tioneer, is coming,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 1887,
When the auction will begin, at
2:30P. M, and 7PN, and
continue every day at
the same hours I'M
til furth her
notice.
The whole magnificent stock OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Furnishing
Goods, etc., etc., will be sold with
out reserve.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
nov3,2 Wv OLCovICH Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

"This is lemonade. is it notf- inonirpd a
light haired gentleman blendly. a. be stepped
up in 'front.' OF stand on the circus ground
the other day
The proprietor replied that it was see cold
lemonade and generously threw ir the infor-
nation that the price was only Eve cents q
glass
@I1l take glass. II you please said the
stranger. and II was placed before him.
IF there Is anything am fond ol. = he cop-
tinued with much sffabirfy. cit is good lem
onsde.r and he drew lemon from one Of his
pockets. cut bole IN IL. and with dellbers
tioa sgueezod The iuics into the glass. Then
from another pocket he took a spoon and =
small paper sack ailsd with sugar. with
which be procee6ed to svessen the mirture
crowd wss gathered about him by this time.
and the proprietor Of the refreshnent stand
was becoming red and very moist
I'm give yos bali q dollar 70 go svav
from here he said te the bland gentleman.
snxiouslT.
INV frepd.- said tbe smiling cussonsr
slipping With evident sstisfsctso,n sbe s,es-er.e.
be lad 1riyed. st affords me pleasure 70 ssv
that this i- the best leFaausds ever slr.nk on
ssho~ ground. Here = voHr FIVE cent? And
he finished the rle~s. paid his money end el-
bowed his way oui through the crowd
Eaf 81 bour later tse lemonade vsnder
broke NJ n h7einess. and disguised IN rsair
of green rorviss ard false b~ssd. pss dong
The three card rsoDfe art ~ secluded f,lses
sruo8g the c8uvas vsgon. ard looking about
snsTrbisEy fog lirht haired and smiling
strsngsT. &C 9icsre TriluBe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

Theft is 0a'e benefit IN tls visi' n fhe q8esp
~ the Send wich 1ssp5s wtich has fsrev.
s-seaTed general noti-s We srs irfaisfz.d -
heF ceuliffv - rsz phrase r. s8pr art tf.o-e
ebc1vrTn raref oe tfzo6 blsse sasr f. =
~ft'ceck ar I'D rgnrern-,s otilar fnfnitias
ErsCine ~r-ss ~ f>crretiva srf u decr-s-
fCrT snd D. have Dof elreasv saz-s en-
the i5s-s J ITasEsf fisern v5tb fbe suggestion
fhsf Abba o. 1ors q voa raaf-eE .
Charming sTsfirnent e. sJorn s0Bis4tirsc f,r
serpsbcyiy's tevf girl Hers n cfsncs for
tl< nrrE - SvruFner fsyr7 w,rfars - dis-
ti1srUst themselves ~ erntrofi}erfr9 ffis
PRETTY rre~fiug on Ehaete1s sr1 rDstery
destined fos Bexf Ctsr,serassi Thirsk how
s-eeflv bla,ta o. vii soar,5 engraved Or
tie silver bsck - hair brush. ~ lsafnted
s-n1ag tas fc~g-s- -sn>-roes On 3 Eev Yeasss
rarf No ] tffnk R0e.on r0t ~ rsane4is E
vorfh vfsr 81 ia~ite5 fts rs-aiisn ss~tr =,
Fas~tsast - i's fee1~e h1eFsi.aifT Oar love
- Eoa, ltssen Kzpf-Bos<oa BsFAla
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

thNA1oNtr y 80 NeAtaAka-t-hkAe
GRAND HAvsN, July i0.-The Cutler
House is well filed with gue=ts. among the
prominent srrivsls being DR.. Geo. c. Beall
and family. Mrs. G.. Shreve and family.
Mrs. r z Taylor, F. r. Bostvick and
family, Geo. ?. Jones and family. William
Burt s7d family. ell of ST. Louis. Mo. and
d. +. Chase and family. Of Fort Worth Tex
Tie weather ia delight a. and the snrf
bathing. which has been unusually fne. i
enjoyed By lsrEe crowds Of reopis daily.
Highland Park is boonninr. SIX new
coilsgss have Just been erected and eicbt
lots we're taken oy Grand Rapi6s parties
Saturday.
The steamer City of Hilvsukes brought .
lsTgs excursion from Milwaukee fo<lav. sod
it is expected she vii repeat the trip ever
Sanday hereafter until the close Of the sea-
500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
Knights OF labor kicking.

NEw YORK, July 10.-There will he very
vigorous kick against the new constitution
of the Knights Of Labor, which goes into
effect on Monday. At least three hundred
local assemblies in this neighborhood
will refuse TO be guided by its provisions.
One OF the features of the new constitution
that IS particularly Objectionable is the COM
pulsory tax OF two cents head a month
for the cooperative fund managed by the
Executive Board.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

PARIS, July l0.-When General Bou.
LANCER arrived at Germont to take com
mand of the thirteenth army corps. he
found the town crowded with visitors. and
the streets gaily decorated in mis- honor. lie
was formally welcomed by the city and de-
partment officials. 10 his response 10 the
address Of welcome the General said: Il am
deeply interested in the welfare of the
army, and am devoted to the greatness Of
my country"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
Death of "a Pioneer.

tfsl-''Ft 70 W NENtNsNN- -N-SNlV-
RAvENSA, July l0.-William Rogers, a
pioneer of this village and of the Grand
River Valley, died at his residence yester-
day at .l:30 p. m. Mr.. Rogers has been a
resident of this vicinity for over forty years.
He leaves an aged widow. two sons, one
druggist at Ravenna; the other editor OF the
Lake View Enterprise, and a daughter at
Rsvenna. He was a man universally re-
spected by his friends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
McGlynn's Accommodation Not An
nouncad.

New YORK, July l0.-It was expected the
accommodation of Father McGlynn
would be announced from the altars of the
Catholic churches in this diocese today, but
no such announcement was made. num-
Der OF parlshioners Of ST. Stephen Church,
OF which Father McGlynn was pastor, said
II the announcement of his excommuDica-
ton was made they would rise and leave
the church
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. MONDAY MORNING. JULY II. 1887

r0lorisas dance Accuses which isw years
siEes thFixsa iB TIE taaerIe9
Chef, smlfa. variety agent doing bes;-
ness st 10 South Cl3Fk-Gs.. CblSaso. vas
con Klc<ea about t~o weeks aso On y charge
81 shs2ctipn bis ofisnse Vas tie sending
~ Eifis ~ the Alu2Ezr--snd sentenced 10 q
years ia is isQsnent st Joliet. slihoush il
s2s sh9Nn that he had foIewSrned The
siI.s u fhe liiv fssey would be required 10
lsa The AicA12r bore hard name and
sal lev VII regret It's desiFscti0n--EB.j
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
Our Interests WIN Not su0.r

WASHINGTON. July 10-Assistant Secre
tary of State Porter, said TO reporter of the
United Press today that the State Depart
ment has received no intimation of the diff
hculties at the Hawaiian Islands, but that
SO far as he could forn an opinion. from
accounts published in the papers, he be-
lieved none Of the interests of the United
States, commercial or otherwise, were in
any measure hazsrded
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

TIRSovA, July i0.-The Bulgarian Re
gents rendered their rssignstions 10 So
branje. on the ground that their task was
completed by The election Of Prince Ferdi-
nand. The Sobrsnie refused to accept the
designations. pending the return Of the del
egstes. who started today 10 visit Prince
Ferdinand ST Vienna
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

UTIcs, y. Y, july l0.--The local G. A.
r. posts did not vote TO remsin ont of the
parade in the event Of President Ceve-
lands presence at the Clinton celebration.
The President and Mrs Cleveland will
visit this CITY next Wednesday. subsequent
~ going to FOrsstpori to speud a few DAYS
with his brother. Rev. v. ". Cleveland.
and family.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
INDICTED FOR eAvssoRopplNG.
taRIsosdsntsd Ae tion Brought tn ths
Philadelphia Courts.

laffsosdsutso AS tton Brought fn ths
fhis-dSipEis Courts.
PEILApKLfHik. July 10 Assistant DIS.
tglct Attorney kinsey sent into the grand
jury yesterday this Indictment
That Louisa Ebriine on tie Plat of June.
looo, and on each and every day thence
continually until the day OF the finding of
tins Indictment Was and - a conmOn caves
ofoPpef and ca each snd all OF said DAYS
sna times Oic listen about the houses ana
under the windows and eaFes Of the houses
OF citizens and their dwelling bringing
tsttie and repeating the same IN the hear
ing OF other persons, 10 the common NUS
anes OF the citizens and the dignity of the
commonwealth OF Pennsylvania.
The ofisnse SET ont ia this indictment l.
the common Jaw one of feayesar0pping, and
there Is no record of sncn an Indictment
ever having been prepared in this city. The
grand jury found tie bill true.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
Warned Against Hero worxbi,.

PARIS, July l0.-M. spuller, Minister of
Public Instruction. in his remarks while
dis rbuting prizes at the meeting Of the
Polytechnic Society today. enjoined his
hearers not 20 bow down before idols. nor
TO throw themselves under the chariot
wheels of hero Of q single hour. This
reference 10 Boulanger was received with
ew signs oI approval
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
Settled without Concessions.

CHICAGO, July 10.-The strike al the
Pullman brickysrds has been declared of,
and 140 men will 20 TO work Tuesday. The
new machines have now been running
tbirtysiK hours with force Of sixty men. !.
and it broke the strike. Eighty men have
reported for duty. and The remainder will
probably show up by Tuesday. There
were no concessions on either side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

WssHISsroS, Ju'y i0-Csrdinal Gibbons
called or the President this afternoon to
pay his respects. The Cardinal. who is
personsl friend of The Pres dent. invariably
calls upon him when passing throRgb
Washington. kgmos has it fnat todav's
VISIT wa attended with significance. bat il
proved % te simply cal Of friendly oour-
tezv
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

WssHISsToN. July lo.-Et i stated At the
Treasury Department that there IS nothing
usw IN the sensational charges azsirst
Collector Beecher vhich hsve been tale
gTsphed from tie West tt i sd th.t
Rest q these cbsrzes have sirss9v heor
preferred and investigated, I'D the De-
partnaent has seen nothing rejecting uron
Pserher
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

LoVDoS. laly lo.-Parne'l Rae been CREST
y benefited ~ his recent bret vocation.
He Is in feifsr sirits and better health
than for long tine. T8e e-xve~ svrr.-
toms ot his ln77s are DOW fssf v5eldinO -
treafmees. ard - himself declares that ~
feels psrsseiiF abls 70 proceed with his f.sr.
lament vork
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
GONE WITH FOLLETT.
Fruitports Treasurer >kips Ont with the
Township Funds.

Township Funds.
tksN0ssst - Hss ytstssNa-sts,,s.
FKUITPoRr, July l0.-Iast Friday morn
ing r. p. Dssterly. Treasurer of Fruitpors
Township. drew all of the township funds,
326l. from the First National Bank at
Grand Haven, and left for an unknown
destination. Els absence was not discov-
cred here until late yesterday afternoon. II
is s1ppo ed he has gone 70 Canada. or to
Join Kent C0unty's Probate Judge in Mex
ico. His bondsmen are responsible.
Dan Lamoreaux, Of this place. has been
appointed superintendent of the Bangor
iron furnace st a salary Of s., 400 per year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

WssHIseroy, July 10.-Ths progrsrs II
The Presidents triD throughout View YORK
state has not been materially sls4-ed. The
Presideuf Ms Cleveland a-.a f,r,i--ss Ia
r1ont vii leave hers tomorrow sf.a-r.a1r
Ter ziiI e directly through ~ HoI.sn3
Pstent. Thlch thsy expsot - reach esrIv
Iuesdsy morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

.WsszISs7oS. JalY I8-The Neresnssle
Narine ard International Rsvenue 3fvfsion
Of The Treasury Dspsrtnseut we're rsorz.u51-
~ toisy 5y the dismissal Of a azassr cf
employees
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

No More Sunday Bali at ~. Louis
Der Ahe Arrested.
ST Louis. July l0.-The game Of ball be
tween ST. Louis and Baltimore was stopped
by the police at the end of the first inning.
neither having scored. President Won der
Abe was arrested, but afterward released
on Sl00 bail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11

cHsRs.EsToS. 5. q. Juig 19.-s etf sarth
31sss trerngrs ve-t felf g. dseersrt rsrss n
Lover Soash C4rsliB Ia this ef.eraaon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
THE PRESIDENT ACCEPTS.

He VIII Go to ST. Louis During the Fair
Week Ia October.
WAsHISsroN, July l0.-The President
will 90 to St. Louis during Fair week in
October. He will proceed from ST. Louis TO
the other points as originally intended.
Mrs. Cleveland will accompany him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-11
STOPPED BY The POLICE

The want columns are read by every
body, and our rates are the cheapest
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
fHE MORNING HOUB.
DORA RnAD GOODALn.

benesth the touch Of the kIndling sun
The crests Of the neuatain glow;
The wind fetfeaN frem the coming day
In cloud Of moving snow.
ne color falls like signal light
On the narrow, burnfahsd pane,
And TIE watsl shows crystal sheet
Through bright, dissolving stain.
In the open yard. against the stack
With Its pointed thstcA OF dun,
The bull 10 tossing his massive head
As his red eyes meet the sun.
beneath the gate are the orowdinR sheep
by the hrst uncertain bsam,
In haste 70 pull at the frosty grsfs
And drink Of the icy stream.
A shivsr runs through the sleepy town
AS the day dawn lights the say;
A noks goes from the hou 50 Nlfe's hearth
Like long, escaping silh;
The mill Awakes, with o mishty clang
To the lsaping engines roar;
And looki the hardy and bis tened youth
Who works In the tswny ore!
The morning breaks on the distant wood
From wall OF pine and oak,
And the only sou ad that shakes the air
Is the choppers falling stroke,
In virgin land he stands alone,
In land OF sun and snow,
With waste Of Dc zzlng sky above
And puzzlei drift below.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
A UssfuI Precaution.

It's o useful precsution for the tour
ist, the com erctAl trAvt Ter, or the emf
eraut 70 the West, 70 Mke along Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bi,ters. lnvAlids who
travel by steam Soat or rail should pro-
vide themselves with il, In order to pre-
vent or remedy shs nausea which the
jArring and vibration OF vehicles In
trAnsiIu often causes them. Vastly
preferable 10 1t for this simple, bul
need full purpose, 10 the hendy unmedi 1.
Gated stim ulAnts OF commerce. On
board ship, It not only remedies sss
sick meas, but nsutrsiizes the pernici ious
effects OF wster slightly brackisb
whioh, II unqualified, is apt to give
rise to Irregularities OF the bowels
crAmps In the abdominal region, AND
dyspspsls. To the serial poison o
m ii ~ ia 1t Ia an efficient Antidote. Sick
headache heartburn, and wind upor
the stomach, are promptly banished BY
it 1t heaIthtully stimulates the Kid
neys aad bladder, and huliihes tat
early sy "a ptoms OF rheumatism.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Badly uurf.

A valuable 'sprse belonging to VIM.
vsrnon. a wei known butcher In toe
Third st, eet market, got fastop cd IN his
s,all last Wednesday, evening. and In
bis efforts to extrioste himself cnt his
b. ad sad bruised his legs quite badls.
At flrst !, was fearrd tbst no had beea
permanently injured. but he is Rradu-
ally recovering, acd ii Ia thought ho
viii bs all tisht In q few daYs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
pnsaorarlnx ths sabbath.

The New York Observer thus com
ments on the habit OF American yachts
men of desecradng the Sabbath: "oul
foreign visiting yachtsmen put our meri
can yachtsmen to shame by their ooser
vance of the Christian sabha'h, Lieuten
ant Henn of the Galatea made an envia-
bic i'm preston b, his observance OF tn'
dav of rest in all that related to the work
and sailing of his yacht Captain Barr
of the Thistle attended service. at The
Dutch Reformed Church, on Sunday
while his vessel lay all day OF anchor
His antaeon isr, the Volunteer, spent th'
morning in sailing down the bay ae
companied by fleet OF admirers"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
TTkPAtcEDtMIEp LTTRlcTi0M!
II OVER MALT 1 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana tateLottery Company

Incorporated in 1883 for 2s years Dy ths
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposos--with . capital Of u, ooo. .ooo-u
which . reserve fund OF over eb5o, 900 has
sinoe been Added.
oh ise Was made part Of the present StatA
Oonstitution adopted Dscember I'd, A. d.,
1873.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorssd BY the people Of any State.
n never scales or postpones.
Its Grand ofnEle Number Draw
lngs sako place Monthly, nnd ths
8emf. f.Annual Drawings roGu1 ar
~ every sig months (Juno and De
A SPLEHDID OPPORTUNITY T1
AWlN9, GLASS X. IN THE AOAD
ENVY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, Oesober IL, lSS7-2cSth
Monthly Drawing.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
YOa SALE.
4 SALE-One OF tn, sc

kSALE-One OF tn, Sc
,ies .er.roomed houses At
lF-snzlin streets, having
uge on the Park OF %
lv.rg an open view and
lesls:.on OF pure air; also
hcs view Of the river and
niiag country. For cit,
md conveniences and
+slsaip this house cannot
p.sled, having all i'm
Etnts, including STATEN.
bible vssh.stsnd. Apply at
Die, or 2l4 East Fourth
$50 Ct"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to fit
as nicely and perfectly as possible can pe
suited by Mr.. James Harding, merchant
tailor No Sl6 French street. Patrons OF
Mr. Harding, who are among our promf
pept and influential citizens, have expresa
ed themselves Ms exceedingly comfortabl.
and greatly pleased with the neat MT o,
their garments, which are always made ia
the latest style. French, Eugli.h and cas-
simere suitings and cloths OF all KINDS,
of the latest styles, are always on hand
As cool weather and busy times are now
fast approaching. gentlemen should call
and see the sty es at once AZ I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

|slLE-(iDDD 2-'sTOKl BhlOk
Ia nd siuhen, no. 700 Chestnut
E,la ne, de,p; new tin root; dry
! w,tle 70 rent; selling because
Nv living in Philsdeiphia: A
tkl4 .aOn. Apply 10 J. J. WILL
rrg Chestnut and AGA ms sts.,
L, Il. O., ge2 L. Dauphin street,
IN IA s9.lms
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

AR=-<'
GouAan01oDoyus d

We, shs updsssiensd Banhs and Bsnxeu
Will pay ell Prisss drawn In The Louisiana
state Lotteries which may b presented ~
j. II. OGLEsBY, Pres. Lssisisna
Wnstonal nA1k
PIEWCE LANAUX. Pres, State ua-
e1On0l BAnk.
a. WALDWJ1. Pres. n. o ust'l 8'b
CARL KOHL Pres. Unf0n n National
hank.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Capital Prize, &50,0OO.

Application for rates TO clubs should b
made only 10 ths ofacs Of the Company In
New Orleans.
For further information wries clearly, Civ.
ing full sddrese. POSTAL NOTES, Expreai
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
in ordinary letter. Currency oy sxpfess
n. A. .DAUPHIN,
Nsw Orleans, La.
Wsahfngton. d. O.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
BOYS CLOTHING.

We would like you
to make a personal ex
animation of our stock
of Youths, Boys and
Children's Suits. We
feel proud Of the assort.
ment aud take pleasure
in showing them, and
are perfectly willing to
abide your decision OF
style, fit, make and
price.
We have a much
fuller assortment OF
Mems Suits than we
have ever kept. Many
OF fine qualities to
show you OF our own
make.
OV E RICO A is o.
the hest Grades: light.
weight, medium ano
heavyweight; light, me-
dium and dark colors
Our Custom Depart
ment contains more o.
the Finest Imported
and Domestic Goods
than we ever showed
We want everybody Il
see them.
JAS. 7. NULl|a &SOE
rAILoRs & 9TH & MARKE
cLoTHERS. WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

IALE-ONE CHI Z s T n U I
slNr,, between 7 aud s years OF
.a.a hhh, a good driver, can pc
p4, ". 5. BULLOCK, \ III
,,,,u B2O-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
ADDRESS Registered lsitsn 10
HEW ORIEAEs nATIOMAL BAHK II
New OFloAR1. La

REMEMRER That the presence q O.
and EArly. who are in charge OF the draw.
ings, 10 o guarantee OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are All
equal and that no ono can possibly divine
what mum bsrs will draw Prise.
REMEM BER that tho payment OF 81
Prises Is GUARANTEED HI FOUE
NATIONAL. BANKS OF New Orleans,
and tho Tie tkets afe signe BY tho fresi
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights are recogn lied IN the highest Oourts
therefore, beware OF any limitations or An
noymous Echemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Tree p a nting Time.

Fruit, tbade end olnomen.aa uue n 1890
quslry AMI an " the uesIa arantss 4
Trees planted In the tlty anu VII y
Now Is tho tims 10 aenn IN orusIs; n; ~
LIAM +. PErhfS. once NO. ,s " s ~, %, vi
or p. y. drawor, No. ~, CITY. sA' eoo'A"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

(lLt-UHEAP, GOOD BUOK.
mn tfill, with phssphate and
suschnent. ]. r. II AL. 4l3
llIreL s2o II
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

LLE-A gUDD PLACE FOR
aei I'll " Front street. Apply
VI Il. BRAMBLE, near Doia
Ec. J7l.l1tt
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

sLi-h. L. UUR. 9Th AID PIN n
0lHfs and daelling; low yrioe
aJ terms, ono. X. TOWN.
iius,i street. $50 o.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

ALF-CaEaP, TWO = STORY
ihui,s. Nos. 1900 and ! yo2 Gilpin
rt rooms each. Price to- NO
rn,al. Terms easy. THOMAS
U, Nv Market street. sli II
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
nAIrImokE q vHIO RAILHOAD
UCHKDULH IN KTFECr, July Q. 1851.
Trains leave DeIAware Avenue Depot:
EAST.lSOUHD.s

UCHEDULK II KYFEOr. July q. 1851.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST.BOUND:.
Phlia, Aocommod alton, daily ...s.lsA. II.
Phila. Accommodation, oaily. .....1.00 A. H.
Phila. Accommodation, daily. ...7.6S A. H
Phila. Accommodation daily. ..l0.l0 Az
Phila. b Chester express, daily lila A. LIZ
Phila. Accommodation, daily .... Loo p. m.
PSis Psis A'SG%%SsasISe
Phil. Accommodation, daily ....... ale p. Hs
Phtla. Accommodation, daily, $50 p. N.
Phila. Accom-. d daiiy, except sunday, y 80 pm.
Phila. b chester exprosss daily, T.be p. n.
Phila. Accommodation, daily. ,.....s.oo p. n.
wEST-BOUND
Chicago Limited, daily ..........f.Ao a. xs
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except Sunday. s.lb .. n.
Oiacinnati Limited, dxily ........u-2t a. ~
Arrives OinoinnAu s.H A. N. 81. Loas
baltimore AcccosasnmsSsda.lon, Ascss NOD daily, suo D. -.
On ioe&o and st. Louis Express,
singefiy ACCOMMODATION, daily, BOP. y,
FOE LANDENBERG, Q 90 A. M:sunday
oG S11y T. oG .na sas ri deiS T. snssp. aasgs Sunday
Trains leave Market Street Station:
Fer Philadelphia $50 A. M, dSily excspa
Sunday, SO P. NJ, daily. For Baltimore
a<6 2. NJ, daily. roi Landenbcrs. $50 and
II. 90 A. II. daily, except SUNDAY; 200 .. IN.
Trains for wilmington-Leave Phtladei-
pnin sT.W and $40 q. m. daily. Is ., m.
daily, except sunday; 1000, tlo&6 .. N.
daily; 2 90, $40, t.2os 400, $50, o.8o. eios
1000 p. N. dsily.
Express trainsk
manager. 9onI Pass. Axsns
TeIephono No. 108.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
Philadelphia, Wilmington b Bal
timore Railroad.


Trains Will leave wilmington - follows:
SUNDAY TEAMS,
Tor PhiIadelphis (oxpress), 2 90. "a, Z %,
rs, . 10, IL 81 q. m. q 27, "a and 80 p. Ms
Accommodation, SIS Q. M, u To- ~
1 10. D 30, 7 ", Q 80 p. m.
For Chester toxpress), II, % 10, II u - II
"a 90 and 9 20 p. m.
Accommodated, Ii .. m, II 10, 10, IL
For New YORK (express), 90. xt1 tte,
yl6, 8 10, IL 81 .. M, Az, sa1, "sss, 100 AID
For west Chester, via I.amokin. sls =. n.
For Oape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk IL 60 night.
For New Uastlo, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, Harrington, Seaford. Laurel and
Delmar, IL 0b night.
baltimore and Warrington, rs, a., . ~
10 os am. II co, $3.50 and Is D. m. BaltL-
Eore, 81, and IL 50 pm.
Leave Philadelphia, broad street, nor WI
mingtsn (oxpress), II %, 3 %, 20, $40, IL IL
q. m. OF, @ 81, and IL 20, p. N.
Accommodation, s8b, 10 70 .. m, u u, , %
O. 10, s8b and II 4T p. m.
Trains marked thus (#)aro limited expessa
Fer further Information passengers are -
ssrrsA 70 the ticket once st tho station.
j. Il. WON
General Passenger Agent
uHAxLus u. PUCK General nAoArss'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

LE-LARHE AND Am ALL
lnSHn wagons at fair prtces.
.Kton oi business wagons W
sl, md and French ets. alo-Sms
Daily Republican., 1887-10-01

r .OsT DEP 1S,r BOOK MO. 1875, With
~ the wn,uia- -. s~-i-es En~d No
ciety. The finder is requested To return IL
to the subscriber, ~. E.oor. llth and Fr nch
streets. LEWIS Y. HARTMAN. f10.s.3t